THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Martin Agronsky to Speak
at Temple's Haas Lecture
Martin Agronsky, radio
and television news com-
mentator, will be the 14th
speaker in the annual Dan-
iel M. and Sophie Hass Me-
morial Lecture series of
Temple Israel.
His address, which is
open to the community
without charge, will take
place at 8:30 p.m. April 27 at
the temple.
Agronsky, who is related
to Gershon Agron, the late
editor and publisher of The
Jerusalem Post, will speak
bn "Israel-War, Peace and
ronsky's first repor-
torial job was on Agron's
Palestine Post where he
covered the Arab-Jewish
riots of 1936..
Pontiac Temple
to Have Seder
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Temple Beth Jacob of
Pontiac will host a dessert
seder 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
at the temple.
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Cantor Harold Orbach of
Temple Israel will partici-
pate. A new service will be
used for the holiday and
there will be a presentation
by Cantor Orbach.
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MARTIN AGRONSKY
He has been Washington
correspondent for the
"Today Show," CBS Wash-
ington correspondent and
chief of the CBS Paris bu-
reau.
•Agronsky's "Evening Edi-
tion" is now shown on public
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Humanist Judaism Society Will Meet
The Society for Humanis-
tic Judaism will hold its
annual conference April
30-May 2 at the Birming-
ham Temple.
The theme for the confer-
ence will be "Humanistic
Judaism — A Distinct Life
Style." The programs and
discussions will focus on the
behavior options, ethical,
aesthetic and ceremonial,
which are of particular in-
terest to Jewish humanists.
The opening service of the
conference will be entitled
"Humanistic Judaism — A
Distinct Life Style." The
May schedule includes crea-
tive programs, a luncheon, a
banquet and a presentation
by the Birmingham Temple
Drama Group. The conclud-
ing day's activities include
the annual meeting, a dis-
cussion on "What Kind of
Humanistic Judaism — In-
dividualiSt or Collectivist?"
and brunch.
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Rabbi Sherwin Wine of
the Birmingham Temple
will relate his review of Rob-
ert Weiss' book, "Marital
Separation," to his "Sex and
Rabbi Daniel Jeremy Sil- Humanism" lecture 8:30
lf Cleveland will present p.m. Monday in the temple.
There is an admission
special Bicenten-
nial lecture entitled, "What charge.
Lies Ahead: The Jew in
America — What. Was and
What Is Yet to Be," at 8 p.m. Rail Link Planned
Monday at Temple Emanu-
BEERSHEBA — A $115
El.
million rail link between
Rabbi Silver's address is Beersheba and Eilat has
sponsored by the Rabbinical been proposed by the Israeli
Commission of the Jewish government to link the Oron
Community Council of Met- phosphate works and the
ropolitan Detroit, The Syn- phosphate beds near Hor
agogue Council of Greater Hahar.
Transport Minister Gad
Detroit and The Cantorial
Yaacobi said the opening of
Conference of Detroit.
the Suez Canal to interna-
The public is invited with- tional shipping also made
out charge."
the rail link important.
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Harold Berry was re-
elected president of Cong.
Shaarey Zedek at the syn-
agogue's 115th annual meet-
ing April 8. Other officers
re-elected included: vice
presidents William David-
son and Leonard Barron,
treasurer Harvey L. Weis-
berg and secretary David
Hermelin.
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The board of trustees in-
cludes: (three year terms)•
Mrs. Diane Shekter, Leon-
ard P. Baruch, Dr. Daniel
Gilbert, I. Murray Jacobs,
Mrs. Tillie Martin and Er-
nest Weiner. Arthur J. Rub-
iner was elected to a two-
year term and Dr. Jerry
Margolis to a one-year term.
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Sisterhood members on
the committee are Joanne
Bisgeier, Judy Rassler, Ann
Lois Ballon, Judy Winkel-
man and Rebecca Freed-
man.
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ents, first for NBC, then
later for ABC.
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